Max power on 93 Q
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Max power on 93 Q
Im having a little arguement with some friends right now.. Im building a turbo d16 and i have learned 325-350 to the ground is MAX for pump gas(93 here). Thats perfectly OK number for me! But can say a b18-t go for more than 350 on pump?
I read that the max power you can run on a certain octane is due to detonation but im not sure how it all plays out.
Thanks for the help.
I read that the max power you can run on a certain octane is due to detonation but im not sure how it all plays out.
Thanks for the help.
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Re: Max power on 93 Q (platinumx6)
The guys around here always push 93 octane to ~400whp on built b-series vtec motors, then after that they need to really strain the turbo for a little extra hp. By straining, I mean +5psi for +15whp - its the timing retard required that really gets it after that.
I also wouldn't expect a 1.8L dohc to have a higher power ceiling for pump gas than a d16. The d16 has a smaller diameter bore and faster piston speed [in relation to its stroke size]. Because of that, it will spend less time with the mixture at max compression and burns to the sleeves quicker, which both naturally give it less time to cause preignition.
I also wouldn't expect a 1.8L dohc to have a higher power ceiling for pump gas than a d16. The d16 has a smaller diameter bore and faster piston speed [in relation to its stroke size]. Because of that, it will spend less time with the mixture at max compression and burns to the sleeves quicker, which both naturally give it less time to cause preignition.
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Re: Max power on 93 Q (HiProfile)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by HiProfile »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The guys around here always push 93 octane to ~400whp on built b-series vtec motors, then after that they need to really strain the turbo for a little extra hp. By straining, I mean +5psi for +15whp - its the timing retard required that really gets it after that.
I also wouldn't expect a 1.8L dohc to have a higher power ceiling for pump gas than a d16. The d16 has a smaller diameter bore and faster piston speed [in relation to its stroke size]. Because of that, it will spend less time with the mixture at max compression and burns to the sleeves quicker, which both naturally give it less time to cause preignition.</TD></TR></TABLE>
this is what i was looking to hear. thank you.
I also wouldn't expect a 1.8L dohc to have a higher power ceiling for pump gas than a d16. The d16 has a smaller diameter bore and faster piston speed [in relation to its stroke size]. Because of that, it will spend less time with the mixture at max compression and burns to the sleeves quicker, which both naturally give it less time to cause preignition.</TD></TR></TABLE>
this is what i was looking to hear. thank you.
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Re: Max power on 93 Q (urnotfast)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by urnotfast »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">my friend has a daily driven b18 making 420 on 93 octane its a 1.9 lsvtec.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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